Business, 25.12.2019 05:31 reycaden

One thing that policy makers often overlook is:

o how quickly fiscal policy can respond to changes in economic conditions.

o how fiscal policies unintentionally affect individual incentive to work, spend, save and invest.

o how fiscal policy affects the price level.

o how fiscal policy affects the economy's output.

o how voters might respond to a policy that increases taxes.

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